What’s On

BYRON

Arte Kanela Flamenco

5 June, 7pm-8:40pm

Arte Kanela Flamenco is an internationally renowned flamenco ensemble known for powerful performances, musical integrity, and a deep connection to tradition. Emerging from the streets of Melbourne in 1990, the company represents the evolution of flamenco – blending raw, emotive energy with contemporary stage direction while remaining firmly grounded in flamenco’s universal essence. Driven by innovation, improvisation, and commanding virtuosity, Arte Kanela Flamenco delivers intense, intimate performances that are both refined and unapologetically alive, earning acclaim from audiences worldwide. Come down and enjoy this performance at Brunswick Picture House. Book tickets at Eventfinda.

Elvis Spectacular

6 June, 7:30pm-9:30pm

Held at the Ocean Shores Country Club and starring award-winning Elvis tribute artist Paul Fenech, this is no ordinary show. With over 28 years of experience performing across Australia and internationally, Paul is a three-time winner of the prestigious Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest and has even performed in Memphis, the home of Elvis himself. His powerful, authentic portrayal captures the true spirit of the King – delivering a performance that’s both electrifying and unforgettable. Backed by a dynamic five-piece live band, expect all the hits, the moves, and the charisma that made Elvis a legend. Book tickets at eventbrite.com.au/e/elvis-spectacular-tickets-1987483265950?aff=oddtdtcreator

ARC Plays Eagles

5 June, 7pm-10pm

Australian Rock Collective (ARC) are touring this June performing the Eagles’ iconic album Hotel California in full, alongside a selection of the band’s greatest hits. ARC is one of Australia’s most acclaimed supergroups, boasting 33 ARIA Awards and 16 Top Ten ARIA albums. Featuring Kram (Spiderbait), Darren Middleton (Powderfinger), Mark Wilson (Jet) and Davey Lane (You Am I), the group blends rock heritage, musicianship and fan-driven passion into a powerful live show. Presented by Live Nation, their performance at Hotel Brunswick is not one to miss. Book tickets at Moshtix.

 

Tweed

Get Rhythm – The Johnny Cash & June Carter Show

6 June, 8pm

For the first time ever, Get Rhythm -The Johnny Cash & June Carter Show is headed to Twin Towns. Stars of the show and real life married couple, Mark and Joanne Caligiuri have been described as the most Authentic Johnny Cash and June Carter Show in Australia and were even recently featured on the Today Show for their uncanny looks and sound to the late great Country Music stars. Together with their live band and visual display they will take you on a musical journey with the songs and stories of Country Music’s most famous couple, Johnny Cash & June Carter. Book tickets at twintownssales1.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/153873

Kylie Fisher

7 June, 5pm-11:55pm

Prepare for an electrifying return this King’s Birthday Long Weekend as Kylie Fisher takes the stage at Kingscliff Beach Hotel. After three sold-out shows at the venue last year, the powerhouse vocalist is back with her high-energy piano-driven performance. Known for turning every room into a massive singalong, Kylie brings over two decades of stage experience. Expect raw vocals, big emotion, and an unforgettable night of feel-everything entertainment that keeps crowds coming back again. Book tickets at Humanitix.

Indelible: The Poetry of Decay

30 May-16 August

Indelible: The Poetry of Decay presents selected pieces by Australian artists who explore forms of decay through visually poetic expressions. Encompassing cultural, physical, psychological and metaphorical forms of decay, the works speak of tragedies, the hauntingly beautiful, and the perpetual nature of life and death. Held at Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre, this exhibition Includes works by Kirsten Coelho, Michael Cook (Bidjara), Dan Elborne, Sarah Rayner, Dylan Sarra (Taribelang/Gooreng Gooreng), and Henri van Noordenburg. For more information visit gallery.tweed.nsw.gov.au/whats-on/exhibitions/indelible-poetry-of-decay

 

Ballina

Adam Harvey

6 June, 8pm

Join country music legend Adam Harvey as he celebrates 25 years since his landmark album Workin’ Overtime at Ballina RSL. Featuring hits like The House That Jack Built and The Shake Of A Hand, the record earned Album of the Year at the 2002 Australian Country Music Awards and cemented Harvey’s place as the new wave of country music. Harvey is one of Australia’s most popular and enduring recording artists. Touring nationally in May and June, the show features Adam’s hits and other classic country songs. Support comes from singer-songwriter Dingo (Brandon Dodd). Book tickets at ballinarsl.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/162040

The Civilising Skirt – Ömie Tapa – Opening Event

5 June, 5pm-7:30pm

The Civilising Skirt, a curated exhibition of Ömie tapa (beaten bark cloth) works from Papua New Guinea is set to open at Alstonville’s Black Fig Gallery. Omie tapa or beaten bark cloth was there at the very beginning of time when the first woman on earth- Saja, created the very first wrap around tapa skirt. A champagne floor talk with Joan Winter will also run on the evening from 4pm. Tickets for the floor talk are limited and can be accessed by contacting the gallery on 0480 676 957. The Civilising Skirt – Ömie Tapa exhibition will run from 5 June to 4 July. For more information visit blackfiggallery.com.au/pages/whats-on

DJ LIJ

6 June, 9pm-1am

As part of Get Down Saturdays at the Australian Hotel Ballina, DJ LIJ is set to hit the decks. Through Get Down Saturdays, the Australian Hotel is turning up the tempo with legendary DJs on the decks bringing the best in house, dance and deep to the dancefloor. Expect big grooves, big energy, and a whole lotta boogie. Whether you’re dancing, vibing, or you’ve just come along for the quality beverages and good company – this is the place to be when the sun goes down. This is a free event. For more information visit australianhotelballina.com.au/event-details/dj-lij-10

 

 

Lismore

Lismore Lantern Parade – Wearable art and lantern decorating workshop

6 June, 10am-2pm

Presented by LightnUp Inc, the team behind the Lismore Lantern Parade, artists, students and everyday creatives are invited to make wearable creations and decorate lanterns at Lismore Regional Gallery. LightnUp will provide fun ‘trash and treasures’, fairy lights, hot glue and materials for wearable art. Participants are invited (not compulsory) to wear their finished garment on the catwalk at the Heart Light Wearable Art Awards Gala at the Star Court Theatre on 18 June and go into the draw to win $500. Suitable for adults or young people over 16 years, this workshop is sure to be a lot of fun. To book tickets visit lismore-events.bookable.net.au

Finding Magic – Irish Music & Storytelling

6 June, 7:30pm-9pm

Guests are invited to enjoy an intimate and powerful evening of music, story, and song at Lismore’s Star Court Theatre. Finding Magic – Where Traditions Meet is a moving live performance that blends traditional Irish and folk music with captivating storytelling, humour, and heartfelt moments. Featuring acclaimed musicians and storytellers led by Jack O’Leary, the show invites audiences on a journey through song, myth, tradition, and the shared experiences that connect us all. From haunting airs and lively jigs to stories filled with laughter, longing, and wonder, every performance creates the feeling of gathering with old friends beside the fire. Book tickets at Trybooking.

Sonic Bloom – V13 Regal Ravers

6 June-7 June, 12pm-12am

The Nimbin Bush Theatre is opening its doors for a Winter Warmer across the King’s Birthday long weekend, transforming indoors, outdoors, garden and stage into one living, breathing celebration. Expect a full-spectrum night of local Northern Rivers energy: DJs from Nimbin and surrounds bringing the heat, psychedelic visuals by Rubin Bingham, immersive décor from Ianious and La Fæ, fire and circus performances, a UV artist space, a twilight market, Spirit Burrow Art Gallery, and a herbal elixir bar, with special guests still to be announced. Theme: Eat The Rich – think regal ravers, flower crowns, tiaras and 90s bucket hats. To book tickets visit nimbinbushtheatre.com/events/sonic-bloom-2/#ecwid-buy-form